Widespread showers and thunderstorms may bring areas of flash flooding across much of the Southern Plains into the Gulf Coast region and the upper Ohio River Valley into the Mid-Atlantic. A large Pacific storm will bring widespread rain, gusty winds, and mountain snow to California and the Great Basin. Fire weather concerns expected in the Northern Plains and the Four Corners region. Read More >
Weather safety information for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing
This page houses many weather safety resources, graphics, and videos that are accessible for the deaf and hard of hearing community.The National Weather Service is developing more resources and various ways to provide information and materials to partners and members of the deaf and hard of hearing community. If you or one of your loved ones is deaf or hard of hearing this is a great resource to better understand the various ways to prepare for severe weather.What is the National Weather Service doing nationally for the deaf and hard of hearing community?Over the last several years, the National Weather Service has been working with Deaf and Hard of Hearing organizations across the country! Visit the nationally based NWS website for some information.
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NOAA Weather Radios are the fastest way to receive a weather alert!
Attachments for the deaf and hard of hearing include:
The attachments connect easily into the back of a NOAA weather radio and provide necessary weather alerts and warnings. |
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NOAA Weather Radio Instructional Video |
Lightning Safety
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Severe Weather Safety
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Preparedness for Before and After Severe Weather
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Winter Safety
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Flood Safety
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Heat Safety
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Lightning Safety Video
Tornado Safety Video
Flood Safety Video
Severe Thunderstorm Safety Video
Severe Weather Safety Video
Severe Weather Awareness Video
Rip Current Safety Video
Hurricane Awareness Video
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